Paypal #phishing kit

Proofpoint recently dissected a tricky PayPal phish. What’s interesting about this phish is that it was made by a phishing kit that allows scammers to steal lots of information easily—and scammers don’t have to be tech-savvy to use a kit to steal your personal...

What to do about WannaCry

Computers in over a hundred countries have been affected by the ransomware WannaCry; one of the most notable victims was the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom. No UD systems were affected by WannaCry, but we would like to share some security tips in...

Phony Google Docs invites are phishing!

We’re currently seeing reports of phishy emails that imitate Google Docs invitations. The “Open in Docs” button is actually a link that redirects to a malicious URL–not something you want to click! Here’s one of the fake invites: Note the...

All about phishing

Many of the posts on this blog warn you about specific phishing scams. But what is phishing? And how can you recognize and protect yourself from it? What is phishing? Phishing is one of the most common online scams today. In a phishing attack, the hacker or...